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[4 minutes from Chiba Station] [Popular restaurant with 3 locations in Tokyo makes its debut in Chiba] Enjoy charcoal-grilled meat dishes and wine in a casual setting.
[NEW OPEN on 10/1] Enjoy a cozy night out at "Ate Gekijou Romanza" with private rooms available.
Just a 1-minute walk from Nishi-Funabashi Station! Enjoy Hokkaido's finest sake and gourmet dishes in a private room for up to 35 guests.
Just a 1-minute walk from Kashiwa Station, enjoy casual Edo-style sushi and sea bream dashi oden at this hidden izakaya. Electronic cigarettes are welcome!
【Open from 1 PM】Enjoy all-you-can-eat 8 types of oden supervised by a dashi sommelier for just JPY 550! Private and semi-private rooms available.
Celebrating 50 Years: Enjoy Delicious Seasonal Sashimi, Stews, and Yakitori Made by Our Skilled Chefs! A Classic Izakaya with a Nostalgic Showa Era Charm.
Just a 3-minute walk from Funabashi Station! Enjoy vegetable-wrapped skewers, yakitori, and Kyushu cuisine in a private dining space!
Private rooms available. Enjoy carefully selected Wagyu beef and rare cuts in a spacious, high-quality setting.
Enjoy premium domestic beef at reasonable prices! Perfect for a fun yakiniku time with family and friends!
Enjoy an all-you-can-eat selection of premium domestic beef! Relax in our spacious and calm dining area while savoring delicious charcoal-grilled yakiniku.
Just a 3-minute walk from Keisei Funabashi Station, enjoy the slow-cooked "On-Possam" made with medicinal herbs and Sangen pork. Perfect for girls' parties too!
Just a 1-minute walk from Urayasu Station, enjoy a stylish time close to home. Cheers with exquisite oden and carefully selected Japanese sake with your loved ones!
Happy Hour until 6 PM every day! Draft beer and highballs for just JPY 220. Great value! Free mixers for tap shochu!
Just 2 minutes from Funabashi Station! Amazing value with all-you-can-eat and drink starting at JPY 2,750. Stylish private rooms for 2 or more!
[1-minute walk from Chiba Station South Exit] A famous restaurant for Xiao Long Bao, "Jin Ding Lou," where lines never seem to end in Taiwan.